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So fidget spinners are useful to some people in helping them deal with their anxiety. They were of mixed popularity until after the patent expired. Once the patent was out of the way, anyone could make and sell fidget spinners, which caused the price to drop.The price drop - alongside increased awareness of anxiety issues - caused an increase in popularity of fidget spinners, until they reached fad status. Once anything becomes a fad, there's a natural cycle of seeing them everywhere, then some people start getting all bent out of shape about seeing fidget spinners everywhere and they start complaining about them online. Do you get physical tics when you're anxious? Tapping fingers or feet, cracking knuckles, twirling a piece of hair, etc? In bed I rub my feet together (kind of like a villain rubbing their hands, but with my feet).

In more severe anxiety situations I'd feel a compulsion to run from the house, an intense urge to do something physical. Spinners help with the urge to do a repetitive motion. It's an outlet for that physical manifestation of anxiety which can in turn help alleviate mental anxiety. Not just anxiety. They’re very useful for people with ADHD, who often find it makes it much easier to concentrate mentally if you have some way of not “sitting still” physically. I have a ton of shit on my desk that I fidget with, pens and hard drive platters and screwdrivers and stuff.

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Getting a fidget spinner means I can do that while making much less noise and movement to disturb my other coworkers.I also was taking to a cashier the other day who is a compulsive chain smoker, she bought one on a lark and played with it for five hours straight and never touched a cigarette the whole time.